Lee County, Florida
Where we
Where we
work.
Based in North Fort Myers and covering all of Lee County — the same crew, the same equipment and the same schedule in every city on this page.
Based in North Fort Myers and covering all of Lee County — the same crew, the same equipment and the same schedule in every city on this page.
Each page covers what that city actually deals with — the stains, the roofs, the water and the neighbourhoods.
Almost a century of housing stock, from the oaks over McGregor to the new concrete out in Gateway — and three different stains to go with it.
Fort Myers services →
Where we are based. Longer driveways, pine and oak tannin, metal roofs and vinyl siding, and well water full of iron.
North Fort Myers services →
Four hundred miles of canal. Brackish spray on screens and frames, screened pool cages, and that orange sprinkler fan on the driveway.
Cape Coral services →
Newer and mostly gated. Barrel tile roofs, more paver drive per house than anywhere in the county, and HOA letters with deadlines.
Estero services →
Closest to the Gulf. Salt haze on screens, slick black film under the Imperial River canopy, and efflorescence on the pavers.
Bonita Springs services →
Storefronts, sidewalks, dumpster pads and HOA common areas, on a schedule that works around your hours.
Commercial services →There is no separate list of “extra” towns and no different schedule for them. If you are in Lee County, you are on the route.
Southwest Florida is not one cleaning problem, it is several, and which one you have depends mostly on where your house sits.
Cape Coral and parts of North Fort Myers run well irrigation with enough iron in it to paint an orange fan across a driveway in a single season. Closer to the Gulf, in Bonita Springs, it is salt instead — it settles on screens and frames and holds moisture against them. Inland Fort Myers under the oaks is mostly tannin and organic film. Three different stains, three different pre-treats, and no single “driveway wash” that handles all of them.
Estero and Bonita Springs are mostly concrete and clay barrel tile. Older Fort Myers is architectural shingle. North Fort Myers has a lot of ribbed metal. All three are soft-washed at low pressure rather than pressure washed, but the mix, the ladder work and the rinse are not the same on brittle tile as they are on a metal panel.
The newer gated communities in Estero and Bonita Springs have more paver driveway and paver pool deck per house than anywhere else in the county, and coastal salt speeds up efflorescence. Whether a driveway needs cleaning, re-sanding or a full seal is a judgement call we make on site, not something to guess from a photo.
Canal-side yards in the Cape drop debris into the water all year. Seasonal homes in Estero and Bonita Springs swing between neglected and over-corrected. Shaded Fort Myers pools deal with tannin and spring pollen. A weekly route stop keeps the chemistry steady in all of them rather than chasing it after the fact.
Driveways, walks, pool decks and patios, cleaned with a surface cleaner so the finish is even.
Roof Washing→Low-pressure soft wash that kills the black streaking at the root. No wand, no walking brittle tile.
House Soft Washing→Stucco, siding, soffits and eaves cleaned at low pressure so nothing is driven behind the surface.
Paver Sealing→Clean, re-sand and seal — matte, satin or wet-look — so the colour holds and the joints stay put.
Weekly Pool Service→A real route stop: brushing, netting, baskets, filter check and a full chemical balance every week.
All residential services→Fence washing, deck and lanai cleaning, pool cage washing, paver tinting and paver restoration.
Fort Myers, North Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Estero and Bonita Springs are the five we work in most, and we cover the rest of Lee County as well — Fort Myers Beach, San Carlos Park, Gateway, Iona, Cypress Lake, Three Oaks, Fiddlesticks, Alva, Buckingham, Fort Myers Shores and Pine Island.
North Fort Myers, FL 33917. Every city we list is a normal drive from there, which is why one crew covers the whole county on the same schedule.
Open seven days a week, 8 AM to 8 PM. Call or text 239-307-2929 and you will reach the people who do the work.
Yes. Community common areas, sidewalks, storefronts, dumpster pads and multi-building schedules are handled through our commercial side.
Send the address and a couple of photos. We will come back with a price, not a range.
